Sentence examples for workers forecasts from inspiring English sources

And Nasscom, which helps companies wanting to outsource find workers, forecasts a shortage of 500,000 professional employees in the technology sector by 2010.

Sprint, which has about 42,000 workers, forecast a charge of $60 million to $80 million in its fourth quarter for severance payments and other costs related to the latest round of layoffs, which follows 8,000 job cuts earlier this year.

Methods used for health care worker forecasting typically fall into three broad categories: population-based models, micro or macro economic models, and operations research methods and can be further sub-categorised into supply side and demand side approaches [ 14].

For full-time workers, it forecasts an increase of 7% for women but only 3% for men over the same period.

Assuming a supply of 40,000 decent IT engineers a year, McKinsey's Diana Farrell thinks that India will "not even come close" to meeting the demand for 1m offshore IT and software workers her company forecasts for 2008.The supply of top-quality Indian MBAs is also thinner than it might look at first sight.

After the rain was forecast, workers were sent to clear the pipe network, they were kept on standby and responded quickly when the water started to build up".

Foxconn, the Taiwanese firm as the largest contract manufacturer for Iphones and employed over a million workers in China forecast that robots will complete 70%% of its assembly-line work within 3 years.

Some companies are adopting multiple options of workplace flexibility as they recognize the clear advantages to be gained -- real estate efficiencies, improved cash flow and risk management and employer engagement and retention, which will become increasingly critical with the shortage of knowledge workers that is forecast.

The total payout to security industry workers in New York is forecast to drop only 14 percent during this bonus season, according to a report issued on Wednesday by the state comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli.

The total payout to security industry workers in New York is forecast to drop 14 percent during this bonus season, according to a report by the state comptroller, compared with 51 percent last year.

On the economic front, a labor group forecast that workers whose jobs were affected by the collapse could lose annual wages totaling $6.7 billion, while their employers' lost revenue could total almost $17 billion over the course of a year.